Smith then said he may have been wrong about the doubts he said he had about whether the younger James could succeed in the NBA. "This is the big picture ... his battle with Stephen A.

The heated exchange between Stephen A. Smith and LeBron James has dominated NBA discussions in recent weeks. However, a new chapter in the saga unfolded after Bronny James delivered his best NBA ...

this is the big picture here that I wanna bring up, I might have been wrong." "I've always believed that this kid has the potential, once I watched him, to be in the NBA." - Stephen A. Smith on ...

Stephen A. Smith has been one of the top sports analysts for years, and there is a very clear reason for that. He is so animated and stern in his stances that it is pretty difficult to change his ...

From when Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce may get married to his favorite starter Pokémon, ESPN's Stephen A. Smith isn't afraid to share his opinion on anything. In fact, he found himself in hot ...

For everyone who thinks Bronny James proved Stephen A. Smith wrong Thursday night, you’re mistaken. The younger James silenced some of his critics by leading the Los Angeles Lakers in scoring ...

Stephen A. Smith challenged President Donald Trump, Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth to a public debate over DEI during Thursday’s edition of First Take. Smith’s comments ...

As the playoff picture continues to take shape ... Following Udonis Haslem’s recent remarks about this potential matchup, Stephen A. Smith decided to chime in with his thoughts.

Stephen A. Smith wants to debate President Donald Trump and/or members of his administration regarding their stance on DEI. Smith’s comments came one day after the Department of Defense ...

Stephen A. Smith and LeBron James recently got into it courtside at an NBA game, sparking weeks of conversation. LeBron James seemed to have taken issue to Smith's comments about his parenting ...

A debate between President Donald Trump and debate master Stephen A. Smith would do unprecedented numbers. You’ve probably noticed that ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith has been poking his head into the ...